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and Hard of Hearing Minnesotans
(MNCDHH). She is a member of the
American Tinnitus Association (ATA)
and the Hearing Loss Association of
America (HLAA). She can be reached
at whatdidyousaybook@yahoo.com.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Applications for CEUs have been
submitted to the American Academy of
Audiology and the American SpeechLanguage-Hearing Association. Notice
of approval will be posted on the Convention page of our website. Upon arrival
at the Convention Registration Desk,
professionals applying for CEUs must
ask for a CEU package; the package
will contain the educational program
with learning outcomes, as well as the
assessment tool and the attendance form
which must be signed by each presenter
for the workshops you attend.
Rocky and Ahme Stone
Endowment Scholarship
Congratulations to Tim Boyd of North
Carolina who is this year’s scholarship
recipient in honor of Founder Rocky
Stone and his wife Ahme. Read Tim’s
amazing story on walk4hearing.org.
A list of scholarship donors and recipients will be published in the Convention
2013 Program & Exhibit Guide.

© Cindy Dyer

Hotel
Click on the Hotel/Travel tab on the
Convention page to see information about
the host hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton
Portland, as well as details for overflow
room blocks. Two other large conventions
are going on at the same time, making
Portland a very busy city this June.
Nancy Macklin is
director of events
and marketing.
For any questions,
call 301.657.2248
or e-mail her
at nmacklin@
hearingloss.org.
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Farewell Banquet Seating
Reserve Your Seat Now!

Avoid long lines at the Banquet Seating Table by reserving your seat ahead of
time. Go to the Convention page to view the floor plan of the ballroom. As
seats are reserved, we will update the floor plan to indicate which tables are full.
Please follow these guidelines:
•	 Select	three	choices	for	your	desired	table.	We	will	do	our	best	to	seat	you	at	
one of these.
•	 E-mail	your	selection	to	HLAA	volunteer	Hollace	Goodman	at	hgoodman@
hearingloss.org; put Banquet Seating in the subject line.
•	 In	the	body	of	the	e-mail,	please	indicate	the	number	of	seats	and	the	names	
of attendees.
•	 Your	registration	packet	will	contain	your	Banquet	ticket	with	table	number.	
You	must	bring	the	ticket	with	you	to	the	Banquet.
•	 No	changes	may	be	made	once	your	seat	is	selected.
Note: To reserve a full table of ten, you must provide the list of registered
attendees.	It	is	the	responsibility	of	the	person	who	is	coordinating	pre-seating	
arrangements to verify that each banquet attendee has already paid for a ticket,
and must communicate with their tablemates that a seat has been booked for
them.	Your	cooperation	is	greatly	appreciated	in	making	this	process	seamless.
For those who do not purchase a Banquet ticket in advance, you can do so
on-site at the Convention Registration Desk on a first-come, first-served basis.
Check the Program and Exhibit Guide for the times and location of the Banquet
Seating Table.
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